EB083 combo board and assembly for PIC micros software
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 11:00 am
We are using the Eblocks multiprogrammer board in conjunction with the Eblocks EB083 combo board. We are using assembly for PIC micros software and tutorials.
When we get onto the tutorials which use the 7 segment displays (Section 2 of the tutorials) these do not work correctly on the combo board. For example tutorial 2.6 (I think) which counts in decimal on the 7 segment display we can only get the display to illuminate if we press one of the port A buttons. From memory I think that it is buttons A2 to A5 which if pressed activate each of the 7 segment displays.
The earlier tutorials which just illuminate the LEDs on port B appear to work fine. I haven't tried accessing the LCD display. I assume that if we know how the combo board is configured we can modify the tutorials to get them to work.
Would you expect these issues when using the combo board and is there a software update which allows the tutorials to work without modification. Originally we used the V2 hardware with the assembly for PIC micros software but have now upgraded to Eblocks, the multiprogrammer plus the combo board being the simplest and most cost effective way of replacing the V2 hardware.
Regards, Keith Emerson
When we get onto the tutorials which use the 7 segment displays (Section 2 of the tutorials) these do not work correctly on the combo board. For example tutorial 2.6 (I think) which counts in decimal on the 7 segment display we can only get the display to illuminate if we press one of the port A buttons. From memory I think that it is buttons A2 to A5 which if pressed activate each of the 7 segment displays.
The earlier tutorials which just illuminate the LEDs on port B appear to work fine. I haven't tried accessing the LCD display. I assume that if we know how the combo board is configured we can modify the tutorials to get them to work.
Would you expect these issues when using the combo board and is there a software update which allows the tutorials to work without modification. Originally we used the V2 hardware with the assembly for PIC micros software but have now upgraded to Eblocks, the multiprogrammer plus the combo board being the simplest and most cost effective way of replacing the V2 hardware.
Regards, Keith Emerson